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Combo Box
I have the following code that is embedded on a page that updates a Pivot
Table bases on a "State" selection. Is there a way to code a second ComboBox on the same page to execute the "Private Sub ComboBox01_Change()" programming. For example if Combox02_Change selects a metric such as "Sales or Quotes" once the person picks Sales it would then also run through the "Private Sub ComboBox01_Change()" procedure and pick the State again. Private Sub ComboBox01_Change() Dim sel_st sel_st = Evaluate("state2").Value Worksheets("Pivot1").PivotTables("PVTState").Pivot Fields("[DMA within State]").CurrentPageName _ = sel_st etc...... I guess what I am trying to do is find the code that is similar to the Application.Run language that I use to run a macro within a macro. |
Combo Box
If you change the declaration from Private to Public you can just do
Combobox01_change in your code to execute this event. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tony" wrote in message ... I have the following code that is embedded on a page that updates a Pivot Table bases on a "State" selection. Is there a way to code a second ComboBox on the same page to execute the "Private Sub ComboBox01_Change()" programming. For example if Combox02_Change selects a metric such as "Sales or Quotes" once the person picks Sales it would then also run through the "Private Sub ComboBox01_Change()" procedure and pick the State again. Private Sub ComboBox01_Change() Dim sel_st sel_st = Evaluate("state2").Value Worksheets("Pivot1").PivotTables("PVTState").Pivot Fields("[DMA within State]").CurrentPageName _ = sel_st etc...... I guess what I am trying to do is find the code that is similar to the Application.Run language that I use to run a macro within a macro. |
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